Edge of The World

The Edge of the World (its real name is Jabel Fihrayn), one of Saudi’s most popular tourist destinations, got its nickname from the uninterrupted view of the horizon it offers atop its 300-meter-high cliffs, which overlook the surrounding plain. It’s part of the much longer Tuwaiq escarpment, and drops down roughly 305 meters into an ancient ocean bed. From the top of the cliffs, you’ll spot dried rivers weaving across the land and may even see camels moving far below — an ancient caravan route once passed through these grounds.

Souk Al Zal

We start our tour by visiting one the oldest market in the the country. One of Riyadh’s oldest traditional markets that carries 100 years of history within its alleyways. As soon as you start your tour in Souk AlZal and hear the sellers’ voices in the auctions, you will feel that you have traveled to the past of the city. The souk is known for its antiques, rare coins, and old utensils. You may also find musical instruments, old record players, and hundreds of interesting items that seem as if they came from a museum of ancient folk traditions.

Al Masmak Fortress

Masmak Fort is in the AlDirah neighborhood of Riyadh, a symbol of the unification of Saudi Arabia. It was the site of a historic battle that turned the tide of the struggle for control in favor of the House of Saud and paved the way for modern-day Saudi Arabia. It is made from clay and mudbrick fort.

King Abdulaziz Historical Center

The National Museum: From the earth to the moon, and from the prehistoric ages to the modern ages, the hallways of the Saudi National Museum will take you on an adventure that transcends time and space. You will witness artistic and historical evidence in the heart of Riyadh in the Al-Murabba neighborhood near King Abdulaziz Palace. The museum spans a distance of 17,000 km2, where it tells the story of 3,700 artifacts such as statues, scripts, and unique sculptures.

Murabba Palace

The Murabba Palace was established by order of King Abdulaziz, the founder of the Kingdom. You will notice the unique design of the foyer at the center of the palace, surrounded by all the rooms. It was designed according to the prevalent traditional designs at the time, conveying unique architecture to its modern-day visitors. On the way to the Palace, we will visit the King Abdulaziz Foundation for Research and Archives (Darah). It services the history, geography, literature, and heritage of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Al Thumama Desert

Whether you’re a local looking to break the daily routine or a visitor on the hunt for the next adventure while staying in Riyadh, Red Sand won’t disappoint. Located in northeastern Riyadh, Red Sand is an area of red desert dunes where you can enjoy numerous thrilling activities including sandboarding, dune-bashing and buggy-riding. Sign up for this exciting experience and you’ll be taken directly from Riyadh to Thamama for a 6-hour adventure that includes various desert activities with Dinner!